Does it have removable eyepieces? Can I use the Celestron digital imager with it?
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My son's son has this microscope and at this point I cannot answer this question...It is one of the better Microscopes out there...
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Yes, it can. It's in 3 or 4 pieces and telescopes. It has a weird little metal piece that locks each section. It takes a little while to understand how it works, but it works well. (We probably didn't read every detail of instructions:) ). I think anyone would be pleased with it.
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It attaches just fine, it is designed by Celestron to allow the use of 2" eyepieces on their C-5 to C-11 SCTs (which includes the CPC series scopes). 2' eyepieces are larger and much heavier, but the larger lens give more comfortable viewing, wider apparent fields of view in focal lengths over 32mm, and are available in local lengths in excess of 40mm. Not the best set, but a good beginning set and great intro to 2" eyepieces.
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I'm not sure. Having bought it for my 10 year old Grand Daughter, it has never crossed my mind. I'm sure you can contact Celestron and ask them though.
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Yes you can. The friction on the vertical drive of the mount is low so the telescope must be balanced with the camera fited (move it forward on the dovetail by releasing the locking screw). You can fit the camera to the rear of the telescope or to the eyepiece. I prefer the eyepiece since I can get the balance right but more importantly, the camera at the rear would get in the way when pointing up too high. You just need a T-ring for your DSLR. Eyepieces come in 1.25 and 2 inch sizes. Look at a 2 inch T-ring with a reducer to 1.25 so you can use it on a bigger scope in future. I use my Canon 60Da on the 4SE quite nicely with the Celestron T-ring. Yes you can. The friction on the vertical drive of the mount is low so the telescope must be balanced with the camera fited (move it forward on the dovetail by releasing the locking screw). You can fit the camera to the rear of the telescope or to the eyepiece. I prefer the eyepiece since I can get the balance right but more importantly, the camera at the rear would get in the way when pointing up too high. You just need a T-ring for your DSLR. Eyepieces come in 1.25 and 2 inch sizes. Look at a 2 inch T-ring with a reducer to 1.25 so you can use it on a bigger scope in future. I use my... » Read More Yes you can. The friction on the vertical drive of the mount is low so the telescope must be balanced with the camera fited (move it forward on the dovetail by releasing the locking screw). You can fit the camera to the rear of the telescope or to the eyepiece. I prefer the eyepiece since I can get the balance right but more importantly, the camera at the rear would get in the way when pointing up too high. You just need a T-ring for your DSLR. Eyepieces come in 1.25 and 2 inch sizes. Look at a 2 inch T-ring with a reducer to 1.25 so you can use it on a bigger scope in future. I use my Canon 60Da on the 4SE quite nicely with the Celestron T-ring. « Show Less
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With an adapter of some kind you should be able to, but because of the added weight you will have to balance the telescope again with the camera attached. To use a DSLR you would need a T-Adapter and T-Ring I think. For a normal digital camera with a tripod mounting hole you can use something like a SteadyPix mount, but it is quite heavy and combined with the weight of the camera may be a bit too much for the focuser on the telescope. Also, this scope is a "slow" F/10.1, so it may not be ideal for astrophotography, but I have taken some pics with my phone attached to it and they aren't horrible, but they aren't anything special either (except to me, haha)
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Probably. What you want to check is the diameter of your microscope eyepiece tube. And compare it to the diameter of the Celestron. The tube on the microscope must be large enough to accommodate the Camera. Also your eyepiece must be removable to slip this one in it's place. If that is not possible then this will not work. The Ring you see in the picture is slipped over the Celestron to keep it from falling all the way down into the microscope tube. There is a White scribed line on the Camera tube for the distance where the Ring is to be tightened for ideal placement. I notice that someone else had bad luck with the size of the picture. To correct this you may have to raise or lower the Ring mentioned above to get the size picture you want,then clarity will come when you adjust with the microscope controls. I hope this helps you out. By the way it gives a very good picture. Ron.
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No. The 15mm and 6mm lenses that come with it are sufficient. I was able to see Jupiter and a few of it's moons with the 6mm. You just have to focus it correct.
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No. The tripod is needed to keep the telescope stable. The tripod supplied with the telescope is actually very sturdy compared to some others. The legs are really strong and resist vibration caused by wind. I recommend the vibration suppression pads too. The computerised mount from Celestron has cheap gears so you may want to just buy the 4SE optical tube and then get a decent German Equatorial Mount second hand. The OTA uses a standard dovetail rail so the mounts are compatible. I recommend you save your money to buy good quality components - don't rush in and buy a cheap 'all in one' product. Try to buy a bigger OTA than the 4SE. Maybe a Newtonian if you want to do photography. No. The tripod is needed to keep the telescope stable. The tripod supplied with the telescope is actually very sturdy compared to some others. The legs are really strong and resist vibration caused by wind. I recommend the vibration suppression pads too. The computerised mount from Celestron has cheap gears so you may want to just buy the 4SE optical tube and then get a decent German Equatorial Mount second hand. The OTA uses a standard dovetail rail so the mounts are compatible. I recommend you save your money to buy good quality components - don't rush in and buy a cheap 'all in one'... » Read More No. The tripod is needed to keep the telescope stable. The tripod supplied with the telescope is actually very sturdy compared to some others. The legs are really strong and resist vibration caused by wind. I recommend the vibration suppression pads too. The computerised mount from Celestron has cheap gears so you may want to just buy the 4SE optical tube and then get a decent German Equatorial Mount second hand. The OTA uses a standard dovetail rail so the mounts are compatible. I recommend you save your money to buy good quality components - don't rush in and buy a cheap 'all in one' product. Try to buy a bigger OTA than the 4SE. Maybe a Newtonian if you want to do photography. « Show Less
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No. Unless you replace the lenses for ones with Bluetooth connection but, I don't think there's such a thing for telescopes.
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You can put a Celestron 93230 8 to 24mm 1.25 Zoom Eyepiece in there and it works.I did it today works great can zoom until there is no vignetting.
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The Celestron 90SLT will allow the use of digital single lens reflex cameras. You simply need to purchase the Celestron T-Adapter and the correct Celestron T-Ring for the specific DSLR you will be using. If you're planning on non-celestial photography, a manual tripod is helpful versus the motorized tripod that is part of the computerized package. I use a Celestron 93610 AstroMaster AZ Tripod for Small telescopes.
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I have never had an eyepiece come off inadvertently, but I can say the DK-21M seemed very tightly adherring when I installed it. I have since given the camera to my son and have not heard of any problems from him eitherr.
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yes and no, eyepiece slides right into it, but then you cannot fit it to the camera..
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Yes. It will work. I've done it also with a cheap Celestron telescope. You may need a "C" adapter to fit your specific camera. Give it a try and see what you get!
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There are only eyepiece caps. I don't remember that I even got an owner's manual. However, I really like the binoculars.
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No, there is no micrometer on the eyepiece. But I am sure you could order one for it. They are the drop in type eyepiece. When I contacted the company about the eyepiece not fitting very well, they were prompt in getting me a new eyepiece. Very helpful.